Can Someone help me out with identify these.
Can Someone help me out with identifying these pieces ,
Any info wouid help . My grandpa left them to me. I have took them to 5 or 6 gun shops and have ask every gun collector I know. Everyone has a idea but they are knot sure. Thank you
Any info wouid help . My grandpa left them to me. I have took them to 5 or 6 gun shops and have ask every gun collector I know. Everyone has a idea but they are knot sure. Thank you
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The last five pics are a back up AR sight.
The first few pics are obviously a doohickey.[:D]0 -
The five items in the stripper clip in the first picture are auxiliary chambers. They are used to shoot pistol ammunition in a rifle. Each one is worth about $20 - $30. 0 -
Thank you.
txlawdog
Can you tell me the era the sight is thanks.
elubsme
Can you tell me what cal. it looks like ( I'm thinking 30 cal ) And what ammo the auxiliary chambers would take ? ,Or guide me in the right direction to find more info thanks.
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I'm thinking they look like 32ACP for an 30-06. 0 -
In your first pictire there is some writing around the chamber adaptors. Tell us what it is.
The back up iron sight is a early one for a flat top AR.0 -
Gents,
I adjusted his image:
I'm betting that UNRWhitey has some Marble's chamber adaptors, like these:
We still need to know what, exactly, is written on them.0 -
Those are Marble Auxillary Chamber Cartridge Adapters. a C&P for you-
At present there are two different makes of these chambers upon the market, the Winchester and the Marble. I prefer the latter for the reason that the bullet of the small shell is placed in the forward end so it takes the rifling immediately without stripping or deformation and there is little danger of the barrel becoming leaded. The Winchester chamber is, however, a little cheaper and comes in some sizes not obtainable in the other. It is made in the following sizes and calibers: .30-30, for use with .32 S. & W.; .30-40, for use with .32 S. & W.; .30 Government, for use with .32 S. &. W.; .303 Savage, for use with .32 S. & W.; .303 British, for use with .32 S. & W.; .32 Special, for use with .32 short Colt; .32-40, for use with .32 short Colt; .35 Winchester, for use with .38 S. & W.; .405 Winchester, for use with .41 short Colt.
The Marble auxiliary chamber is made as follows : .35 Remington, for use with .25 Colt "Auto;" .30-30 Remington, for use with .32 short Colt; .32 Remington, for use with .32 Colt "Auto;" .35 Remington, for use with .380 Colt "Auto;" .25-35 Remington, for use with .25 Colt "Auto;" .30-30, for use with .32 short Colt; .32 Special, for use with .32 Colt 'Auto;" .303 Savage, for use with .32 Colt "Auto;" .303 Savage, for use with .32 S. & W.; .30-40, for use with .32 S. & W.; .30-40, for use with .32 Colt "New Police;" .30 Government, '03 and '06, for use with .32 Colt "Auto;" .30 Government. '03 and '06, for use with .32 S. & W.; .303 British, for use with .32 S. & W.; .303 British, for use with .32 Colt "Auto;" .8 m-m, for use with .32 Colt "Auto;" .35 Winchester, for use with .380 Colt "Auto;" .30-40, for use with .32 Colt "Auto;" .22 high-power Savage, for use with .22 long rifle: .25-3000 Savage, for use with .25 Stevens R. F.0 -
quote:Originally posted by UNRWhitey
Thank you.
txlawdog
Can you tell me the era the sight is thanks.
elubsme
Can you tell me what cal. it looks like ( I'm thinking 30 cal ) And what ammo the auxiliary chambers would take ? ,Or guide me in the right direction to find more info thanks.
Thanks again guys
The BUIS is current US Army issue.0 -
looking at the pictures carefully, I think they are 30-06 cal. They are stored in a stripper clip resembling that for an '03 Springfield. If you have access to an '06 see if one chambers. According to my 1948 Stoegers these were available in either 32 ACP or 32 S&W short. Price was $1.00 each. My how times have changed. BTW, they look unfired, there is no firing pin dimple in the rear of the "case". EZ 0 -
quote:Originally posted by elubsme
looking at the pictures carefully, I think they are 30-06 cal. They are stored in a stripper clip resembling that for an '03 Springfield. If you have access to an '06 see if one chambers. According to my 1948 Stoegers these were available in either 32 ACP or 32 S&W short. Price was $1.00 each. My how times have changed. BTW, they look unfired, there is no firing pin dimple in the rear of the "case". EZ
If they are marked, no. 159 was 30-06 for .32 ACP, and no. 162 was 30-06 for .32 S&W0
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